[Forsyth MO] – At 6:50 AM the first splattering of rain fell
outside my window. The temperature was a comfortable 68
°F.
The overcast sky was heavy laden with moisture, a fact that presented
itself in the form of copious rain that fell throughout the morning
hours. By 9: 00 AM, .6 inches of rain had fallen from a vigorous
frontal system that was training over the are. Occasionally, deep-throated thunder sounded off in the distance. Meanwhile, up north of
my position, heavy snow had fallen in
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numerous states. As much as two
feet or more in places like Boulder Canyon, North Dakota. Down to the
south in the Gulf of Mexico, a tropical storm name Karen churned
towards the coast spewing out copious amounts of rain on its
shear-torn leeward side. Yes, fall is a time where you can witness
all sorts of wild weather as cold Canadian air tries to mix it up
with warm and moisture laden air from the Gulf.
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